Scrantonian Tribune du lieu suivant : Scranton, Pennsylvania • 51

The Scranlonlan Sunday, Oct. 22, 1961Sl 1 Summit Upsets Archbald; Wins PHchesWave Over Trail Elmhurst CC Honors Gibbons Golf Frank W. Gibbons, a veteran authority on area golf, haa been awarded a life-time membership in Elmhurst Country Club. Cody, Dicker Pace Comets Past Rams A member of the Elmhurst Club since 1934, Gibbons was awarded the life-time membership at the; last meeting of the club's board of directors. It was the unanimous decision of the board to reward Mr.

Gibbons for his long and ao tive devotion tu the club. The action makes Mr. Gibbons tho clubs first life-time member. He has served two terms as club i president and eight terms as a club director. For the past 13 years he has served as chairman of the membership committee.

Known as Mr. Elmhurst" byK, his vast legion of friends through-, out Northeastern Pennsylvania, Mr. Gibbons cherishes the friend-, 7 ships he has made In golf during the past 30 years. While his playj has been curtailed somewhat in recent years, Mr. Gibbons was an active player in his youth and managed to get in a daily game during the 30's and 40's.

He admits he did well to break 80, when he was playing his best. built unto program. Frank Jessup rode Jack Sweeney's accurate passing arm to a 19-6 victory over Lackawanna TrallSat urday afternoon, overcoming i first-period touchdown by the Lions to delight a partisan crowd of 1,000 at Jessup Memorial Sts dium. Sweeney, who completed three out of five aerials, clicked on two of them for touchdowns. One was a 12-yard pitch to end Ben Car donl in the second quarter that enabled the Green Wave to tie the score.

The second, a 22-yard er back Steve Jackowitz, in the third period, put the Green Wave ahead to stay. Jessup, which boosted Its record to 3-2, scored Its final TD in the fourth quarter on John Bianchi's seven-yard run. The only conversion of the game came on Sweeney's pass to John Storffey in the third period. Trail, which saw its record drop to 2-2-1, lost no time In entering the scoring column. The Lions took the game-opening kickoff and.

with Joe Prebish doing I most of the ball-toting, drove 65 Avoca first on a 16-yard run by Kirkifor Nescopeck came in the for ifj touchdown. Prebish aft-Moorhead. Early in the third pe-period when I.anny Zimmerman (00 tn eight-yard pass from Ron Clarks Summlt-Abington snapped a three-game losing streak Saturday afternoon aa Ed Cody and Bob Dicker triggered a high-powered offense that pro-ouced touchdowns in every quarter but the first. A crowd of 1,500 at Clarks Summit Field saw Ed Cody score two touchdowns, pass for another and tally two extra points. Dicker, who scored one hi the touchdowns, was a a ant threat with his running as the Comets won their second game against three losses.

Ken Creamer set up the Comets' first TD early in the second quarter with a 27-yard run. Cody hit paydirt from the two but the extra point try failed. Archbald drove 70 yards for Its first TD in a drive sparked yards, hit Dennis Sebastianelli on DeFazio Lone Scorer for Losers a 32-yard pass play and then skirted right end from the 14 to tie the score. Jim Davis kick gave the Rams a short-lived 7-6 lead. Clarks Summit scored the go-ahead touchdown with time running out in the second quarter.

Decker contributed runs of 29 and 14 yards in a 64-yard march tyiat culminated with Dicker scoring from the five. Ed Cody converted to maka it 13-7 at halftime. The Comets boosted their lead to 20-7 in the third when Cody went over from the one after he set up the score by intercepting a pass on the Archbald 23. Ed also made the extra point. In the fourth period Bob Fal-kenhagen tackled an Archbald back in the end zone for a safety and Creamer took a 17-y a The 18th clash between PHILADELPHIA (UPI) Wilt! Scranton and Tech, and an scored 53 point sjtown duel involving Old Saturday for a three-game total and Allentown Allen on of 158 to power the Philadelphia night both highlight next Nescopeck posted 19-6 win.the second half.

The lone over Avoca Saturday afternoon at score came in the final period er Nescopeck held a 19-0 lead. In handing Avoca its third in four outings, Nescopeck WS VS. TECH; DEVILS 12 Tilts W. Gibbons cited Ha it employed by tha J. H.

Brooks Co. the course. It was finally accomplished through the WPA He has had a hand in A personal friend of practically jail of the most recent improve-every Elmhurst member, Mr. ments that has made Elmhurat Gibbons has done more for the one of the finest course in th club than any of its members. state end the clubhouse and lock-During the early day of the er rooms, the finest in this area.

club, Mr. Gibbons led a personal campaign to have a pave road Iriod Nescopeck added another TD lossiwhen Bob Hawk tossed a 20-yard scored! pass to Joe Gurga. The final TD ALLENTOWN Grid Card Benjamin for the tally. The Lions made one threat thereafter, advancing to the Jessup five In the second quarter before giving up on downs. Jessup rolled up 247 yards on the ground while limiting the Lions to 87.

The Green Wive held a 15-1 edge in first downs. JFSSUP End' Card onl. Stoftay, Pickard. Tacklri; Carnal, SraaaallaU. Guardi: Rohan.

Gaughin. faniar: Sragllottl. Barka: Swaanay. Prgula. Jarkowiti Bianchi, Baillrau.

Fabrt, Vbutianrlli. LACKAWANNA TRAIL Enda- Fltiaimmona, Inon. Symoua. Tacklri. Aud.

Slrrrni Guardi Evana. Grltmaa. Canter; Dolachek. Beniamin, Aiar, Prebuh. Wil- ends 12-game scholastic football Tarklaa: Srhnrdinr, McEInLh, Shair West and Tech will meet atibauch.

Scranton Memorial Stadium. Mmaiiar. d. aoyir a not only give them the city cham- an(j Guardi- Eyana, Maitallir, victory for the Invaders Piuht Backs Moorhaad, Kurkowiki, Ourga NESCOPFCK Zlmmrrman. Dawln.

Cnaklay. West Alien-Chamberlain Forge Friday week pass from Cody for the final TDi Warriors to a 132-95 victory over after Jim Meikrantz paved the the New York Knickerbockers in way with a 42-yard return of a televised National Basketball 03E0R1 Off tn 'li'iSB S3 Redo QninfDQHnaBDiimn pionship but also will enable pridi preserve their unbeaten status avoca s' 'in both the Lackawanna Confer- nfscopfxk cnee and Eastern Conference Northern Division. Old Forge risks its unbeaten record agamst Allen, which earlier this season inflicted one of the two losses suffered by West Scranton. Games are scheduled Friday night, Saturday afternoon and Saturdav night. The schedule: II Scoring Summary Nricopack Moorhead, II.

nia (klrl faurd). Neacopeck Gurga, 11, pau from Hawk (kick failed). Neicopeck Zimmermaa. II. pita ra tu-n (Pawlua, pan) Avoca Del-ano.

11. run (kick failed) Official! Referee. Koi.k, Umpire, Cimakoiky, Hrad I ineiman, Roberta. STATISTICS Avoca Neacopack Firit Down a Ruihing Yardaga 71 Patiing Yardaga )1 7p Buffalo Beats Temple, 30-3 BUFFALO. N.

Y. (UPI) -The nors outshine New York in that Umversity o( Buffa0 capitalized department, 84-62. on aert quarterbacking and three The defeat was one of the worst jempe mistakes for a 30-3 vic- in NBA history and, in the final tory over the Owls Sunday. period, the Knicks Jer Buffalos alternating quarter- by 41 points at 117-76. The backs, Gene Guerrie and John oa Ik.

Bun, Association game. The two time NBA scoring champion, currently averaging 92.7 points per game, sank 21 field goals and 11 free throws for his game high. He also picked off 35 rebounds to help the War- Your Choice of mm tires I rnnoph Fort Wayne on Nov. 3, 1956. AT on blocked kick top in third loss against one win and a tie.

Temple Buffalo .3 0 0 0-3 .8 14 0 8 30 Albright Posts 17th Straight territory. me urumpn ueioic a The day crowd of 6,921 late in the second period with territory. The triumph before snappej a three-game Buffalo 10-point rally that helped them an(j eVened the home gain a 54-46 edge at ha ftime. reconl 3.3 Temple, un-was a romp for Philadelphia "'abe to muster anything that re- er intermission. sembled a scoring threat after a na Trail, Pittston at Wyoming, Richie Guerin paced the Knicks fjrst ppyjoj field goal, suffered its 'Pittston St.

Johns a4 Lake Leh- SATURDAY AFTERNOON arks Summit-Abington at Tunkhannock at Lackawan' with 29 points as the New Yorkers dropped their first game after an opening triumph over Chicago. Paul Arizins 22 won Warrior runnerup scoring honors. raced 18 yards with a pass inter ception The lone Avoca tally came when Joe DeFazio capped a long Avoca drive with a 10-vard run. AVOCA Endf MrAndrur Allardvea Tirklfi Spifirrlli, A'urd Guardi. Clifford, Sttkowikl, Bartiih.

Ontar: Barkowtkl, Dr Farm. Oralla. Klmick Krarory, Durkin. MrDrrmott. Fari gij Paitra Intercepted by I Punta in Fumblea 1" Fumble, Recovered I Pfoaltiea jjg 1 4)1 1 Cicada Grabs Filly Title CAMDhN, N.

J. (UPI) Cicada clamped down on the 2-year-old ftliy championship Saturday by winning the 5161,885 Gardenia at Garden State Park by 10 lengths It was no contest as Cicada, kt one burst of speed, closed from fifth place at the half-time mark to take a six-length lead by the three-quarter post. Narola, who led briefly when Cicada was being carefully rated by jockey Willie Shoemaker in the early going, finished Vi lengths in front of Tamarona for Second money. A crowd of 28,524 braved the rain to watch Cicada ghde along a sloppy track for her aixth straight stakes victory. Cicada, owned by Meadow Stable, added to her second earning! as a juvenile with first place money of 597,131.

This raised her total winnings to 5384,676. Shoemaker guided the bay filly over the 1 119 mile distance in 1:44 45 and a payoff of 54.00, 53.00 and 52.20 across the board. Nfcrola returned 57.40 and 53.00 and Tamarona 52.40. Susquehanna Trounces W. Maryland, 34-8 SELIN SGROVE, Pa.

(AP) -Don Green and John Luscko each scored twice Saturday as Susquehanna University roiled over Western Maryland, 34-8, in football. Susquehanna has won five and lost none this Mason, and owns a nine-game winning streak axtend-ing into last Mason. The Crusaders gained 388 yards -better than five yarda a carry wtill limiting Western Mary-land to 87 yards. Hail Fisticuffs Mark iHarvard-CoIumbia Football Game FRIDAY NIGHT 01d A1. Jenkins at Carbondale, Tiylor Moo Allen Tech at West 5" Allen' Tech at Wes I Dur-yea, mao, St.

Michaels at Canton SATURDAY NIGHT West Pittston at Central, Jes- sup a Lakeland. YMCA Leagues Are Organizing The YMCA Handball Leagues are tn organizting for and struction which will be given every Tuesday at 7 p.m, FLORES IS KAYOED TOKYO (AP) Masao Naruse, an unranked Japanese lightweight, knocked out Gil Flores, the Philippine No. 3 featherweight, in the fifth round of a ten round bout Friday night. Naruse weighed 1324, Flore 128. COLLEGE CROSS COUNTRY Delaware 28, Swarfhmore 29 Swarthmore 15, Temple 50 Juniata IS, Susquehanna 51 READING, Pa.

(AP) Quarterback Gary Chapman for two touchdowns Saturday set up another as undefeated Albright College drove to a 20-6 victory over Youngstown before It was the 17 consecutive football victory for the Lions. Chapman tossed a 20-yard scoring pass to end Garry Sheeler and another 20 yard TD pass to end Steve Simon. Freshman fullback Dave Reis plunged one yard for the Lions first touchdown. Youngstowns only score came in the second period on a 30-yard 1961-62 Joseph the Fadden League. The the week Any may Other Paddleball O'Hara Is chairman of Handball league while Frank heads the Paddleball tentative opening date for league play in both the handball and paddleball leagues is the of October 30.

one not registered for play do so in the physical director office of the programs getting under-way are Judo and boxing. Judo pass fro" quarterback Bn ciasws will begin Wednesday for Bruno to Fred Quatro. I boys 15 years and older under Chapman was voted the out- the coaching of Joe Tokash. Rob-standing player in the game ert Benz will head the boxing In- season. kick.

Jim Davis' 10-yard run produced the final tally for Archbald, which is now 3-3. CLARKS SUMMIT-ABINGTON Enda: Mannini, Craif, Doughrr-W. Noruk, Manan. Tacklea: D. Crai, Otavt, Thotnaa, IousmI.

Guard 1 Ealktnhaam Moria, Jack rani. FtiMndrn. Pallman. Crntara: Ptrtndtitar, Maori. Bicki: E.

Cody. Criimrr, Mnkranti Cody, B. Dougherty, Dicker, Phillip, Jua Evana. ARCHBALD ssc v-asstf ttrrs. Mullen Cenirra: PlechinJ Backa: Hughea.

Conallo, Kucnarakl. Scora By Pertoda IUMMIT AICHBALD C. E. Cody, 1 rua (Run fatled). Hughaa, 14 run (J.

Dana kick). C. Dicker 4 run iE Cody run). C. Cody 1 rua (E.

Cody rua) Salary. C.S Craamtr 11 paaa from I. Cody (Rua (ailed). J. Davla It run (Kick failed) Officiate: Referee, Gatto; Utnpira, Ipagna; Haad Lineaman, SahateUa, Field Judge, Kudariki STATISTICS Summit Archbald Pint Down 14 Suahing Yardaga iM 141 Paaatns Yardaga Paaaet 17 Paieea Jntarceptad by 1 Puata Ml Eamblaa 4 On Fumblea Racovared 1 Panaltita 1-lS Bell Seniors Golf Captures PINEHURST, N.C.

(UPI) -Robert Bell of Worthington, Ohio, won the 10th annual North and South Seniors golf championship Saturday with a string of pars on th back nine good enough for a 1-up final victory over Dr. John C. Mercer of Fitchburg. Mass. Dr.

Mercer ran into trouble with traps and bunkers and blew a two-up advantage he held at the turn. Mercer could have squared the match on the crucial 17th hole but his 30-foot putt stopped on the lip of the cup. Bell, a stocky business forms manufacturer who reached the final by winning a 22 hole sudden death" match with James H. Ackerman Friday. He bqgan a string pt pars on the eighth, and pvfra every hole but one after that.

He played even with par for 'the last four holes. He won the 12th and 13th to tie the match when Mercer encountered troubles in trap and bunk-ars. Both bogled th 14th, but Bell went one-up when Mercer was trapped on the 15th and hia ball rolled off the side of the green blasting out. They paired the final three holes. Missouri Defeats Iowa Stato, 137 AMES, Iowa (UPI) Missouris rock-ribbed line smothered Dave Hoppmann and the Iowa State ground game Saturday aa the Tigers ground out a solid 13-7 victory before a Parents Day Crowd of 22,000.

The well-balanced Tiger offense was too much for the Cyclones as Missouri picked up a total of 257 yards to 120 for Iowa State, scoring the first time it got the ML Swarthmort Hands Urslnus 6-0 Lost SWARTHMORE, Pa. (AP) -John Green scooted 80 yards with 6 punt return for th lone score in a damp and sometimes dull football game Saturday as Swarth tnore defeated Ufsinua, 64). 4 It was Swerthmore's third victory against one defeat Urslnus fcss only on win against three losses. ft bur, Biktr. Bcora By Pertoda l' JFSSUP I TRAIL I a it a- i Scurtitf tu (notary Trail Prrtxah 4 paaa (rota lanjamia (run failvd) Jeaa Car donl It paaa from Swrtnay (run fallrd).

Jeaa, Jackowita 21 paaa from Swaanay (Sioffcy paaa from Swaanay) Jraa Bianrhl 1 run (paaa filled). Refaret, Ceaart: Umpire Fahbo, Head Linaetnan, Komaxtwslii, Field Judge, Wilton STATISTICS Jeatup Firvt Down, 1 Ruahing Yardaga 11 Failing Yardaga 14 Ptnet Paatea Intarcepted by 1 Puma Fumblea Own Fumblea Racovared Panaltiaa 4)4 Kelso Captures Aqueduct Run NEW YORK (UP) Kelso, backed down to 10 cents on a dollar, romped to a convincing five-length victory over Hillsborough Saturday in the 5105.800 Jockey Club Gold Cup at Aqueduct. There were only four starters In the two-mil test following the overnight scratching of Black Thumper and Zumbador II and in order to avoid a ahattering minus pool there was no place or show betting. Kelso, th 1960 horse of the year," never was In trouble against a mediocre field. Diehard II, an Argentine bred, set the pace over the first mile, with Kelso never far behind.

Eddie Ar-caro then urged Kelso to the front and the gelded 4-year-old easily outdistanced his opponents to the wire. Hillsborough rallied from last place to take second by eight lengths over Peace Isle, while Die Hard II finally pulled up 43 length behind the winner. Kelso negotiated th two miles in 3:25 4-5 as he accounted for His 15th victory in his last 17 starts over two year. He paid a small 52.20 to his many backers in the crowd of 38.112. Indiana Registers 33-7 Win Over W-5 BLOOMINGTON, Ind.

(UPI)-Lowly Indiana deflated the aerial circus of Mel Meiin and turned two fumblea and a paae interception Into touchdowns Saturday for 3-7 rout of Washington State an Intersections! football game before 23,307 fan. Th victory mapped an eight-gam losing itreak for the Hooaiera. It was their biggeri cor since they romped over Marquette last Mason, 34-8. Flashy sophomore halfback Mi nr Woodsen and quarterback Woody Moor each scored twice Moore getting hia pair of touchdown in lpoint fourth period, including 61-yard run with Melln pass Interception. Gettysburg Wins First At Muhlenberg Bows ALLENTOWN, (AP) -Quarerback Earl Little threw two touchdown passes and two extra point conversion Saturday as Gettysburg rolled to iii first football victory of "the Wesson, 224, over winless Muhlenberg.

In the eeconf period Little threw an ll-yartAtcoring pass to Jack Norwood ana followed it up with a two-point pass to Phil Wtrgo. Mark Snyder took a 12-yard TD pass from Little In the third period. Phil Psrsnna, who scored the Bullets' first TD on a five-yard caught another Little Ms for two points. CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI)-Harvard and Columbia rooters staged a brief flurry of fisticuffs during half time ceremonies Saturday.

Police quickly restored order. A group of Crimson supoort-era pounced on a papier-mache drum which was part of the Columbia half time show and tore it to pieces. The Lion rooten were intent on renewing the fight when Harvards Band took the field with its real drum which is about 10 feet in diameter. The Lions supporters were met as they rushed onto the field and at one point about 35 persons were battling away on the gridiron. Police broke up the fights and husteied the intruders to the sidelines.

Harvard was tailiing 20-7 at the time. LOOKING AHEAD JACKSON, Miss. (UPI) Mls-sisippi and Kentucky will tangle in Memorial Stadium on Sept. 20, 1962, Ole Miss Athletic director Tad Smith laid Saturday. which was Albright fourth victory this Mason.

OAKLAND BOUT OAKLAND. Calif. (UPI)-High-ranked Jesse Bowdry of Philadelphia will fight Junius Washington of Oakland in a 10-round light-heavyweight main event at the Oakland Auditorium Nov. 1. Promoter Jimmy Cosenza announced th scrap.

Washington has won three straight, while Bowdryi 1961- record includes loss to NBA title holder Harold Johnson. YOUNG GRID CONTEST CHAMPIONS-Wlnnen in the Ford Motor Co. punt, pass and place-kick contest for boys six to 10 following competition Saturday at Scranton Memorial Stadium. The contest, sponsored locally by th Moore-Ford attracted 157 entries. First row, left tar right; Robert Schlffler, David Price end David KorczakowskL 1-2-3 winners respectively to th Syear-old division; Albert Augelll, Richard Dixon and David Walters, 1-2-1 In the 7-year-old division; Richard Melnhirt, John Hopkins and John Southard, 1-2-3 tn 8-year-old division.

Second row, left to right: Jim Moore, owner of Moo re-Ford George Hoban, Larry Davis wd John Pendrak, 1-2-1 In th l-year-old division; Pet Carlesimo, head judge; Anthony Korczakowskl, Robert Bartow and -Daniel McGIynn, 1-2-3 In the 10-year-okl division, and Paid Thomas, contest director. i..